Sarah McLachlan SCH-Music Society

Sarah McLachlan School of Music, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, provides a nurturing environment where over 1,100 students are supported each year across three locations in BC and Alberta. The school offers after-school music classes specifically designed for children and youth who may face obstacles accessing traditional music programs. With the recent addition of a location in New Westminster, opening in November 2024, the school remains dedicated to fostering creativity and friendship through music. Students at SoM benefit from a student-centered approach, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility by offering free music education to all students, made possible through generous donor support. At Sarah McLachlan School of Music, students engage with a team of skilled teaching artists, cultivating musical growth and personal development in a safe and encouraging setting. Through long-term connections and mentorship, young artists gain the confidence and skills needed to pursue their aspirations and navigate life's challenges with resilience. Generated from the website content

Arts Umbrella is a non-profit center for arts education located in Vancouver and Surrey, Canada. They offer programs in dance, theatre, music, and art and design for young artists aged 2-22, reaching approximately 20,000 students annually. Through donor-funded initiatives, Arts Umbrella provides arts education at schools, community centers, and healthcare facilities across Metro Vancouver. Their mission is to inspire creativity and empower youth through the transformative power of the arts. Generated from their website

Our Community Bikes, located in Vancouver, BC, is a social enterprise that aims to provide accessible bicycle services to underserved communities, facilitating bike repair education and promoting diversity within the cycling industry. The organization operates a community bike shop, offering refurbished bikes, bike parts, and repair services, alongside various educational programs and initiatives designed to empower individuals to maintain their own bikes. With a commitment to creating safe and inclusive spaces, Our Community Bikes provides dedicated DIY access nights and specialized programs for women, trans, and queer individuals, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to engage with cycling. Through their youth programs and workshops, they foster mechanical skills and community building, all while enhancing access to cycling for those experiencing financial challenges. Generated from the website